The daughter of an influential politician has gone missing, and many suspect it was done by none other than... the syndicate! You, being one of the police department's best officers, decide the best course of action is to track down potential leads and rough them up for info. This won't be no classic off-the-record "interrogation," either; with partner in tow, you'll be burning rubber through long winding roads in a red Nissan Fairlady Z, chasing after scum in an attempt to pull them over.
If this sounds faintly familiar, it's because Special Criminal Investigation, despite having a vastly different name, is the direct follow-up to Chase H.Q., a "racer" where the objective is to rush toward specific cars and subdue them within a time limit. Gameplay-wise, this is structured into two segments, each having their own separate time limit that you must... out run. The first segment of a stage plays out like a traditional race where you must reach a "check point," the criminal's vehicle in this case, indicated by a distance meter. Once there, the second segment begins and you must bump into the criminal several times until either their health is depleted or time runs out.
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Community review by dementedhut (August 07, 2023)
One of the many spin-offs and sequels of OutRun. There's... so many. |
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